The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-12-15
THE LADIES, AND SOCIETY EVENTS

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No real queen exists but the wo-
manly beauty of woman;
Where it appears it must rule; rul-
ing because it appears.
Honor in woman. to yon it is given
TO garden the earth with roses of
heaven. Schiller.
Mrs. ii. Whiteley has been in st.
Paul for few days this week. She
is expected home to-day.
Mrs. II. w. Stone has returned
from pleasant soionrn with reid
tives and friends in Red Wing.
Miss Rachael Morrow's brother
was in town from Missouri paying
her pleasant visit.
A special meeting of the NJ. f.
Aid Society was held at the home of
Mrs. Williams last Monday.
Miss Lena Anderson. we'll known
in society Of Morris, arrived from
Minneapolis last Saturday and IS the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G.. Olson.
The w. C.: T. U. meets with it's
secretary, Miss Eta Pearce. next
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock
r. m.
The departure Of Mrs. Lewis for
Willard Whel she willmake her future
home, is regretted by her many warm
lady friends.
Miss Victoria Cumberland, one of
the efficient teachers in OUT public
schools, will spend the holiday vaca-
ton at her home in the southern
.r.rt of the State.
\ pleasant social party was given
IVY Mrs. c. Olson last Saturday even
ing. in honor of the arrival of her
sister, Miss Lena Anderson.
The most notable society event IN
tie town. of Stevens was the marriage
last Saturday. of Albert Eckland to
Miss Nellie Edwards.
The wedding bells sent forth a
joyful sound when Peter Holendahl
led Miss Anna Grath rhantly to
the hymeneal altar last week and
whispered in her ear that endearing
tt-"..:1e "bride."
Little Miss Allie Harris celebrat.
Ell the sixth anniversary of her birth
day last Thursday. A gay party of
her little lady friends were present
an added greatly to tile merriment
Of the occasion.
The ladies of the Home Missionary
ST. iety met at the home of Mrs.
Butterfield last Friday afternoon.
The meeting was made profitable and
Pleasant, (regardless of the Indictment
weather. by its energetic members.
The parts and signs of goodness are
II tny. If a woman be gracious and
courteous to those about her it de-
monstrates that her heart is no island
cast off from other lands, but is
continent that joins to them.
\ very pleasant evening was en-.
joyed by 4 few citizens at the hos
pitable residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
II. Wells last Thursday evening
Progressive euchre and other games
added to the enjoyment of the even
ing.
The Ladies of the lie. Aid Society
are making arrangements for fair
next Tuesday evening. The Ladies
of this society are displaying a great
deal of commendabls energy in pro-
scouting their portion of the work in
the moral vineyard.
Misses Emma Spooner and Eta
Pearce, respectively Pre- sident and
Secretary of the w. G. T. u, have
acquitted themselves as efficient Off
Gals. Their efforts tor the success
of the uuion seem to be in unison and
commendable.
The Home Missionary Society of
this place, since September, report
collection of $40 for the support of
the Home Missions, The ladies are
a power for good deeds and in this
WY they add brilliancy to that halo
of light they bring to society.
The ladies will spare no pains to
make the Fair of next Tuesday night
Il browning success. Fancy and sta
pie articles will be offered for sale and
as each department will be presided
over by some of the fair damsels, we
bespeak for them ready saies-to the
gentlemen.